IroncladTactical Operator Grip Gloves,Black

These might be the best gloves I have owned, yet. They're spendy, but so far for me it has been worth it. I also bought a pair of the Ironclad Box Handler Work Gloves BHG, but I like these better because the thumb fits better and I have better thumb dexterity. My hands measured for a Large but I bought a Medium and think they fit perfectly. They fit like a glove ;-) I deliver Amazon packages one day a week for the USPS and so far they have held up well after probably 3-4 fulls days of wearing and as many washes. No signs of any significant wear. I'm very pleased, thus far.Update, 1/21/2021These gloves are finally showing signs of wear and are starting to pull apart at the seams on the index and middle fingers. However, the grip is still intact and gripping well and the rest of the glove, including the Velcro, is like new. I've been wearing the gloves for about 6 months, but I should point out that I only use the gloves about 1 day per week. I did the math and the total number of hours on the gloves is about 200, or about 25 8-hour work days. Taking that into account, it doesn't seem like these gloves lasted very long. However, I stand by my initial comments--these are the best work gloves I've ever owned. Therefore, despite their relatively short life, I will be buying another pair in the upcoming months.

Decent glove, good fit and comfortable!

It’s not the Ironclad glove of oldI wore these for yearsUnfortunately Ironclad has traded comfort for profit

These are far and away the best general use and shooting gloves I've come across. They're like Mechanix, except they fit better, have better grip, are more comfortable, and are cheaper. I just ordered my second pair, but I'm going to fix the first pair so I can keep using them. I tried a pair of the regular tactical EXO gloves but in my opinion it's worth the price to go with the Grip versions. Compared to these, suede-palmed gloves feel slippery. I've used my first pair for over a year now, doing everything with them from mechanical jobs, auto work, framing, woodworking, shooting, you name it. They don't really provide any measure of cold resistance in terms of weather, but I find them very useful down to about 35 Fahrenheit as an insulator between my hands and cold metal tools and objects, and the snot rag on the thumb comes in handy. The dexterity of these gloves is excellent, second to none. I blew out some fingertips in my first pair by working with a lot of abrasives and making contact with the belt sander a few times, so it wasn't a surprise. I'll be patching them up with small pieces of leather to keep them going years more. They're that good.

Good quality gloves but they fit one size larger

These gloves fit great. I’ve been using the regular mechanix gloves and they are great as well but lack dexterity unless you get the .5mm ones. These ironclad gloves are awesome. I got a medium because I wanted them to be tighter and they fit great. I love the grip texture on them and practiced dry firing my pistol with reloads and loading magazines with the gloves on and they work great. The extra grip on the pistol is amazing with these gloves as well I don’t even need talon grips on my pistol anymore if I’m wearing these gloves while shooting. Will definitely be buying more in the future as they wear out. Which all gloves do so don’t listen to the people saying they don’t last. They’re gloves if you use them they will not last forever!

These are the most fitting gloves in a long time, comfortable, and so far they are durable in all the activities I have used them in.

These gloves fit really well and have good grip. They just started coming apart at the seems around the fingers. I only had them for a week. I work for the postal service on the dock. I got them for the grip for handling packages. Such a shame I have bought gloves for less and they usually last a couple months I figured with a name like iron clad they would last a few months.